Chargers dominate Vikings 37-10 behind Herbert's 3 TDs

The Los Angeles Chargers secured a decisive 37-10 victory over the Minnesota Vikings, ending a recent losing streak and improving their record to 5-3. Quarterback Justin Herbert delivered a commanding performance with three touchdown passes and 227 yards, demonstrating efficiency and playmaking even under pressure. The Chargers took early control, leading 21-3 at halftime, with key contributions from running back Kimani Vidal and receivers Oronde Gadsden II and Ladd McConkey. Defensively, the Chargers stifled the Vikings, limiting them to minimal first downs and offensive production while forcing turnovers. The Vikings, playing without starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy due to injury, struggled offensively, managing just 12 first downs and failing on multiple third-down attempts. This win moved the Chargers closer to the AFC West division lead, highlighting Herbert's leadership and the team's balanced offensive and defensive execution.